Don't worry. That list of games isn't ALL of the DOS games I have, just a small selection of the ones I have installed, though I should also point out that some of them, like Skunny Kart and Seek and Destroy, are just shareware/demo versions... for now... ;)
There are of course many other settings that can be changed. If you're having trouble with a game then a good place to look for help is the DOSBox Compatibility List at http://www.dosbox.com/comp_list.php
Something to keep in mind specifically with DOS games purchased as modern digital downloads is that they typically run their own instances of DOSBox. If you want to run them with your own copy of DOSBox, just treat the files installed the same way you would any other DOS game you installed manually, creating new shortcuts for them and ensuring the path values (both for the program and the "start in" folder) reference your main DOSBox installation. Alternatively, you could just adjust the config files for the installation provided, since there WILL be one or more.
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